How To Order Social Icons

Your LinkedIn application is not set up correctly. I get the following error on the console for your site:

Uncaught Error: You must specify a valid JavaScript API Domain as part of this key's configuration.

Please review our LinkedIn Application setup guide for how to set the JavaScript API Domain correctly.

Regarding ordering of the buttons, we don't have an easy way to do this right now. You'll have to make a code change to do a workaround. Specifically, in /components/com_jfbconnect/libraries/utilities.php around line 50, you will see a method called "getExtraShareButtons". You can rearrange the if statements to get the order you'd prefer. I'll add an issue to our tracker to allow for this more easily in the component.

-Melissa

In older versions of JFBConnect, it is in our sourcecoast library and was pulled into the component on the latest release. Try /libraries/sourcecoast/utilities.php around line 65.

I guess since I didn't see any image attached to your thread, I was assuming that you were using the content plugin and were referring to the share buttons showing up in the article. Looking at the page you've run autotune for, I see the JFBCSocialShare module on your homepage. If this is what you're referring to, you should be able to override the /modules/mod_jfbcsocialshare/tmpl/default.php file for the order of the buttons.

If you're not talking about the JFBCSocialShare module also, please try re-adding the screenshot to this topic. Once you upload the image using the green Upload button, you also need to attach it to the thread using the green curvy arrow on the righthand-side.

Additionally, I see the Facebook buttons using Chrome for your page (as seen in the below attachment). If you're still not seeing them, could you try forcing a refresh and also providing details such as a specific URL with the problem, version of Chrome, etc

-Melissa

Bob,
After you upload the files, you *must* click the green arrow next to the attachment to actually insert it into the post. Unless you do that, we can't see your images. After you make a post, you should be able to see the image in the post as well.

As to your issue, generally if the Like and Share buttons don't show fully, it means there's an extension in your browser that's blocking them. Are you using any social network blockers or privacy extensions that would try to prevent tracking or social network icons from loading on the sites you visit? I just tested your site in both Chrome and Firefox and am able to see the Like/Share buttons similar to Melissa's picture above.

Thanks,
Alex